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Ultrasonic Clamp-On

Flow Meter Testing

Carried out for


Micronics Ltd

By Colin Judd
10 July 2015
Ultrasonic Clamp-On Flow
Meter Testing
Carried out for:

Micronics Ltd
Unit B4
Business Centre
Davies Way
Loudwater
High Wycombe
Bucks
HP10 9QR

Contract: Report 58933/1

Date: 10 July 2015

Issued by: BSRIA Limited


Old Bracknell Lane West,
Bracknell,
Berkshire RG12 7AH UK

Telephone: +44 (0)1344 465600

Fax: +44 (0)1344 465626

E: bsria@bsria.co.uk W: www.bsria.co.uk

Compiled by: Approved by:


Name: Colin Judd BEng AMIMechE Name: Tom Garrigan BSc MInstR
Title: Senior Test Engineer Title: Test House Manager
BSRIA Test BSRIA Test

DISCLAIMER

This report must not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of an executive director of BSRIA. It is only
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Quality Assurance and within the scope of our Terms and Conditions of Business.

This report is confidential to the client and we accept no responsibility of whatsoever nature to third parties to whom this
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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Micronics Ltd commissioned BSRIA to carry out a series of tests on a Micronics Ltd U1000
Ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter to verify the accuracy of the instrument against an in-line reference
instrument. Testing was carried out over a range of water flow rates using multiple pipe sizes and
materials. Testing was carried out in accordance with the method defined in Section 7 of this report.

This technical report details the test method and results obtained, and is based on an evaluation of a
sample of the above mentioned product.

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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING CONTENTS

CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................... 6
2 TEST ITEM ................................................................................................................................... 6
3 OBJECTIVES ................................................................................................................................ 7
4 TEST RIG INFORMATION ........................................................................................................... 7
5 INSTRUMENTATION.................................................................................................................... 9
6 PRE-TEST CHECKS .................................................................................................................. 10
7 METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................................................ 11
7.1 Installation of Micronics Ltd U1000 ...................................................................................11
7.2 Test Setup ........................................................................................................................11
7.3 Test Method ......................................................................................................................11
8 RESULTS .................................................................................................................................... 12
9 CONCLUSIONS .......................................................................................................................... 14
9.1 2” uPVC test .....................................................................................................................14
9.2 2” Mild Steel test ...............................................................................................................14
9.3 4” uPVC test .....................................................................................................................14
9.4 4” Mild Steel test ...............................................................................................................14
9.5 6” uPVC test .....................................................................................................................14
9.6 6” Mild Steel test ...............................................................................................................14

APPENDICES
APPENDIX: A INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION CERTIFICATES ......................................................... 15

TABLES
Table 1 Test rig flow lines .................................................................................................................... 7
Table 2 Instrumentation used on 08 October 2014 ............................................................................. 9
Table 3 Instrumentation used on 02 June 2015 .................................................................................. 9
Table 4 BSRIA measured pipe dimensions ....................................................................................... 10
Table 5 Micronics Ltd measured pipe dimensions ............................................................................ 10
Table 6 Instrument configuration ....................................................................................................... 12
Table 7 2” uPVC Test Results ........................................................................................................... 12
Table 8 2” Mild Steel Test Results ..................................................................................................... 12
Table 9 4” uPVC Test Results ........................................................................................................... 13
Table 10 4” Mild Steel Test Results ..................................................................................................... 13
Table 11 6” uPVC Test Results ........................................................................................................... 13
Table 12 6” Mild Steel Test Results ..................................................................................................... 13

FIGURES
Figure 1 Micronics Ltd ultrasonic clamp on flow meter ......................................................................... 6
Figure 2 Micronics Ltd Test Rig ............................................................................................................ 7
Figure 3 Krӧhne DN50 Calibration Certificate .................................................................................... 15
Figure 4 Krӧhne DN100 Calibration Certificate .................................................................................. 16
Figure 5 Krӧhne DN150 Calibration Certificate .................................................................................. 17
Figure 6 Krӧhne DN150 Calibration Certificate .................................................................................. 18
Figure 7 Platinum Resistance Thermometer Calibration Sheet ......................................................... 19
Figure 8 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Calibration Certificate ............................................................. 20
Figure 9 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Calibration Certificate ............................................................. 22
Figure 10 Digital Vernier Calliper (0-150mm) Calibration Certificate ................................................... 24
Figure 11 Vernier Calliper (0-600mm) Calibration Certificate............................................................... 25

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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING INTRODUCTION

1 INTRODUCTION
This report details the result of a series of comparative tests carried out on a Micronics Ltd U1000
ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter against an in-line electromagnetic reference instrument in order to
verify the accuracy of the instrument. Testing was carried out at Micronics Ltd facility located in
Loudwater, High Wycombe on 08 October 2014 and 02 June 2015. The testing carried out on 02 June
2015 only involved the 6” uPVC pipe. All information and data given in this report concerning the 6”
uPVC pipe relates only to the test carried out on 02 June 2015. All other information and data relates
to the tests carried out on 08 October 2014.

The test rig and the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter were commissioned and
operated by Tony Cane of Micronics Ltd. BSRIA provided additional instrumentation to record the
ambient air temperature, tank temperature, pipe surface temperature and the mA output of both the
Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter and the in line electromagnetic reference flow
meter. The witness testing was carried out by Tom Garrigan on 08 October 2014 and Colin Judd on
02 June 2015 of BSRIA Ltd.

2 TEST ITEM
The unit tested was a Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter, as shown in Figure 1.
The Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter consisted of a mountable transducer set and
a detachable head assembly, which together as one complete unit were installed on to the surface of
the pipe. The instrument displayed the flow rate in l/s, and had a 4-20mA output, which was logged to
a laptop via an Agilent data acquisition switch unit supplied by BSRIA.

Two variants of the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter were tested, which were as
follows:
 Software version 05.01.xxx with 42 degree PEEK sensors for use on pipes with an inside
diameter between 20 and 110 mm.
 Software version 10.01.xxx with 24 degree ABS sensors for use on pipes with an inside
diameter of 110 to 220mm.

The claimed accuracy of the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter was ±3% of the
flow reading for velocities greater than 0.3m/s.

Figure 1 Micronics Ltd ultrasonic clamp on flow meter

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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING OBJECTIVES

3 OBJECTIVES
The objective of the tests was to verify the accuracy of the Micronics Ltd U1000 clamp-on flow meter
against an in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter. Testing was to be done using multiple pipe
materials and sizes over a range of flow rates within the capability of the test rig and within the range
of the reference instruments.

4 TEST RIG INFORMATION


The rig used for testing was located at Micronics Ltd facility in High Wycombe, UK. The test rig was
a closed loop system, which comprised of a fresh water tank (10,000 Litres), two inverter driven
pumps and a series of pipes connected by manifolds and valves. In line electromagnetic flow meters
were installed in each of the flow lines in order to measure the water flow rate.

Water was drawn from the fresh water tank by the inverter driven pump/s and supplied water to a four
branch manifold, where each branch could be isolated using the isolating valves as shown in Figure 2.

Table 1 shows the nominal size and material of each of the flow lines tested.

Table 1 Test rig flow lines


Nominal Pipe Size Material
2” uPVC
2” Mild Steel
4” uPVC
4” Mild Steel
6” uPVC
6” Mild Steel

Figure 2 Micronics Ltd Test Rig

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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING INSTRUMENTATION

5 INSTRUMENTATION
Table 2 and Table 3 show the instrumentation used during the testing of the Micronics Ltd U1000
ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter.

Table 2 Instrumentation used on 08 October 2014

Instrument Manufacturer Range Units I.D. Calibration Due

DN50 Electromagnetic
Krӧhne 0 – 8.33 l/s N/A 16-09-2014
Flow Meter 1

DN100 Electromagnetic
Krӧhne 0 – 33.3 l/s N/A 16-09-2014
Flow Meter 1

DN150 Electromagnetic
Krӧhne 0 – 45.0 l/s N/A 16-09-2014
Flow Meter 1
Card 1 PRT 01
Platinum Resistance
Anville Sensors 5 - 45 °C Card 1 PRT 02 27-08-2015
Thermometers 2
Card 1 PRT 03

Ultrasonic Thickness
Dakota 1.0 – 20.0 mm 1020 202162 18-06-2015
Gauge 2

Digital Vernier Caliper 2 Mitutoyo 0 - 150 mm 385 25-04-2016

Vernier Caliper 2 Mitutoyo 0 - 600 mm 185 25-11-2017

1
Micronics Ltd instrumentation. See appendix A for calibration certificates.
2
BSRIA Ltd instrumentation. See appendix A for calibration certificates.

Table 3 Instrumentation used on 02 June 2015

Instrument Manufacturer Range Units I.D. Calibration Due

Platinum Resistance Card 1 PRT 01


Anville Sensors 5 - 45 °C 07-05-2016
Thermometers 2 Card 1 PRT 02

Ultrasonic Thickness
Dakota 1.0 – 20.0 mm 1020 202162 21-04-2016
Gauge 2

Vernier Caliper 2 Mitutoyo 0 - 600 mm 185 25-11-2017

DN150 Electromagnetic
Krӧhne 0 – 45.0 l/s N/A 02-10-2015
Flow Meter 1

1
Micronics Ltd instrumentation. See appendix A for calibration certificates.
2
BSRIA Ltd instrumentation. See appendix A for calibration certificates.

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6 PRE-TEST CHECKS
The outside diameter of each pipe size and each material was measured using a set of Vernier callipers
prior to testing, as shown in Table 3. The thickness of each pipe size and each material was measured
using an ultrasonic thickness gauge at four different positions, and the average values are shown in
Table 4.

Table 4 BSRIA measured pipe dimensions


Nominal Pipe Size/Material Measured Outside Diameter Measured Thickness Calculated Internal Diameter
(mm) (mm) (mm)
2” uPVC 60.38 4.44 51.51
2” Mild Steel 60.37 3.91 52.56
4” uPVC 114.50 7.72 99.06
4” Mild Steel 114.50 4.19 106.12
6” uPVC 168.30 9.19 149.92
6” Mild Steel 165.00 4.36 156.28

Table 5 shows the dimensions of each pipe size and each material as measured by Micronics Ltd.

Table 5 Micronics Ltd measured pipe dimensions


Nominal Pipe Size/Material Measured Outside Diameter Measured Thickness Calculated Internal Diameter
(mm) (mm) (mm)
2” uPVC 60.4 4.1 52.2
2” Mild Steel 60.4 4.0 52.4
4” uPVC 114.3 8.0 98.3
4” Mild Steel 114.3 4.37 105.6
6” uPVC 168.3 9.0 150.0
6” Mild Steel 164.0 5.0 154.0*
*The internal diameter value input into the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter by
Tony Cane of Micronics Ltd prior to testing the 6” mild steel pipe was 155.5mm.

Checks were also carried out on the medium (fluid) to be used during testing using a refractometer,
which indicated a freezing point of 0°C. This check confirmed the application fluid in the test rig was
water, and as a result a density value of 1kg/m³ was used throughout the duration of testing.

It is not possible to provide an uncertainty for the complete data logging system, due to the lack of
information provided in the calibration certificates for the Krӧhne reference flow meters. Whilst the
uncertainty of the calibrating instrument is provided in each of the Krӧhne reference flow meter
calibration certificates, there is no uncertainty given for the overall calibration.

The uncertainty of the Agilent data acquisition switch unit was ±0.1% of the reading +0.01% of the
range, which was set to 1A.

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ULTRASONIC CLAMP-ON FLOW METER TESTING METHODOLOGY

7 METHODOLOGY

7.1 INSTALLATION OF MICRONICS LTD U1000


The Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter was installed on to each of the pipe sizes
and materials by Tony Cane of Micronics Ltd during the testing. Following installation of the flow
meter, Tony Cane of Micronics Ltd entered the relevant parameters in to the unit including the internal
diameter of the pipe samples being tested, as shown in Table 4.

7.2 TEST SETUP


Calibrated Platinum Resistance Thermometers (PRTs) connected to an Agilent data acquisition switch
unit supplied by BSRIA that in turn displayed live data via a laptop were used to measure the ambient
air temperature, the tank water temperature and the relevant pipe surface temperature throughout the
duration of testing.

The 4-20mA outputs of both the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on flow meter and the in line
reference electromagnetic flow meter were wired into the Agilent data acquisition switch unit supplied
by BSRIA that in turn displayed live mA and flow rate readings to a laptop. Prior to each test
commencing the mA output and the screen reading of each instrument was checked to ensure ‘zero’
flow was being displayed.

Manual readings were taken from the screen of both the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp on
flow meter and the in line reference electromagnetic flow meter during testing, which were consistent
with the data logged via the laptop.

7.3 TEST METHOD


The test rig was operated by Tony Cane of Micronics Ltd. Each pipe size and each material was tested
at five flow rates within the flow range of both the Micronics U1000 Ltd ultrasonic clamp on flow
meter and the in line electromagnetic flow meter.

A stabilisation period of two minutes per set value, with an additional five minutes following
stabilisation for data collection was given for each pipe size and each material. Data was logged at
thirty second intervals during both the stabilisation and the data collection periods.

The ambient temperature of the water remained within tolerances (18°C ±3°C) throughout the duration
of the testing. The ambient temperature of the room remained within the tolerances (20°C ±3°C)
throughout the duration of the testing.

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8 RESULTS
Table 6 details the configuration of the flow ranges set for the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp-
on flow meter and the software version and sensor type used for each pipe size tested. Details of the
flow ranges set for the Krӧhne DN50, Krӧhne DN100 and Krӧhne DN150 in-line reference flow
meters for each pipe size tested are also included.

Table 6 Instrument configuration


Krӧhne Reference
Nominal Pipe Size U1000
Flow Meter
Flow Software and version sensor Flow
Size
range type range
- l/s - - l/s
05.01.xxx with 42 degree
2” 0-8.0 DN50 0-8.33
PEEK sensors
05.01.xxx with 42 degree
4” 0-34.0 DN100 0-33.3
PEEK sensors
10.01.xxx with 24 degree
6” Steel 0-45.5 DN150 0-45.0
ABS sensors
10.01.xxx with 24 degree
6” uPVC* 0-35.3 DN150 0-45.0
ABS sensors
*Test carried out on 02 June 2015

Table 7, Table 8, Table 9, Table 10, Table 11 and Table 12 show the results of the verification tests
carried out on the Micronics Ltd U1000 ultrasonic clamp-on flow meter for each pipe size and
material.

Table 7 2” uPVC Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN50 Flow DN50
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN50 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)

16.8 17.2 18.6 6.573 6.447 1.286 1.274 0.97%


16.8 17.2 18.5 9.017 8.802 2.507 2.500 0.32%
16.8 17.2 18.6 11.447 11.095 3.724 3.694 0.81%
16.8 17.2 18.8 16.063 15.583 6.031 6.031 0.01%
16.9 17.3 18.8 19.243 18.638 7.622 7.621 0.01%

Table 8 2” Mild Steel Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN50 Flow DN50
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN50 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)
18.1 18.2 19.3 6.901 6.826 1.450 1.471 -1.42%
18.1 18.2 19.4 9.996 9.814 2.998 3.027 -0.96%
18.1 18.2 19.3 13.129 12.855 4.565 4.610 -0.98%
18.1 18.2 19.5 15.978 15.579 5.989 6.028 -0.66%
18.1 18.3 19.5 19.050 18.516 7.525 7.558 -0.43%

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Table 9 4” uPVC Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN100 Flow DN100
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN100 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)
16.9 17.6 19.0 6.848 6.966 6.052 6.173 -1.97%
16.9 17.4 19.0 9.899 10.085 12.535 12.666 -1.03%
16.9 17.4 19.1 12.548 12.789 18.165 18.292 -0.69%
17.0 17.4 19.2 16.116 16.522 25.746 26.061 -1.21%
17.1 17.5 19.3 19.702 20.198 33.367 33.713 -1.03%

Table 10 4” Mild Steel Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN100 Flow DN100
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN100 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)
17.8 17.9 19.7 6.890 6.938 6.141 6.116 0.40%
17.8 17.9 19.7 9.681 9.725 12.072 11.915 1.32%
17.9 18.0 19.8 12.724 12.734 18.539 18.178 1.99%
17.9 18.0 19.7 15.985 15.975 25.469 24.925 2.18%
18.0 18.1 19.7 19.574 19.511 33.095 32.283 2.51%

Table 11 6” uPVC Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN150 Flow DN150
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN150 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)
17.1 - 17.1 6.313 6.233 5.117 4.931 3.79%*
17.1 - 17.3 9.503 9.402 12.165 11.929 1.98%
17.1 - 18.1 12.704 12.469 19.212 18.702 2.73%
17.1 - 18.4 15.820 15.505 26.118 25.409 2.79%
17.2 - 18.4 19.039 18.702 33.210 32.464 2.30%
*The calculated velocity was below the measurement threshold for this size of pipe
Test carried out on 02 June 2015

Table 12 6” Mild Steel Test Results

Krӧhne U1000 Krӧhne


Tank Pipe Surface Ambient Air U1000 Difference (l/s) –
DN150 Flow DN150
Temperature Temperature Temperature Output U1000 v Krӧhne
Output Rate Flow
(°C) (°C) (°C) (mA) DN150 (%)
(mA) (l/s) Rate (l/s)
17.2 17.3 19.4 5.812 5.857 5.153 5.224 -1.36%
17.2 17.3 19.5 9.347 9.545 15.206 15.594 -2.49%
17.3 17.3 19.5 12.851 13.141 25.170 25.710 -2.10%
17.4 17.5 19.5 16.176 16.651 34.628 35.580 -2.68%
17.7 17.8 19.7 19.445 20.095 43.922 45.267 -2.97%

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9 CONCLUSIONS

9.1 2” UPVC TEST


The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter across the range of
flow rates tested on the 2” uPVC pipe.

9.2 2” MILD STEEL TEST


The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter across the range of
flow rates tested on the 2” mild steel pipe.

9.3 4” UPVC TEST


The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter across the range of
flow rates tested on the 4” uPVC pipe.

9.4 4” MILD STEEL TEST


The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter across the range of
flow rates tested on the 4” mild steel pipe.

9.5 6” UPVC TEST


The calculated velocity at the lowest flow rate on the 6” uPVC pipe was less than 0.3m/s which is
outside the claimed measurement range of the instrument. The difference between the in-line
electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000 was greater than the claimed
specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter at the lowest flow reading on the 6” uPVC
pipe.

The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter at all other flow
readings on the 6” uPVC pipe.

9.6 6” MILD STEEL TEST


The calculated velocity at the lowest flow rate on the 6” mild steel pipe was less than 0.3m/s which is
outside the claimed measurement range of the instrument. The difference between the in-line
electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000 was within the claimed
specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter at the lowest flow reading on the 6” mild
steel pipe.

The difference between the in-line electromagnetic reference flow meter and the Micronics Ltd U1000
was within the claimed specification (±3%) of the ultrasonic clamp on flow meter at the second, third,
fourth and fifth flow readings on the 6” mild steel pipe.

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APPENDIX: A INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION CERTIFICATES


Figure 3 Krӧhne DN50 Calibration Certificate

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Figure 4 Krӧhne DN100 Calibration Certificate

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Figure 5 Krӧhne DN150 Calibration Certificate

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Figure 6 Krӧhne DN150 Calibration Certificate

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Figure 7 Platinum Resistance Thermometer Calibration Sheet

CALIBRATION SHEET

Manufacturer : Anville Instrument: PRTs 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06

Variable: Dry bulb temperature (°C)

ASL Ref
Probe Name Probe slope intercept Corrected value
probe
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.07 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 15.05 14.96
1.00 -0.06
Card 1 PRT 01 24.98 25.09 24.99
34.95 35.07 34.96
44.96 45.09 44.96
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.12 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 15.08 14.96
1.00 -0.10
Card 1 PRT 02 24.98 25.11 24.99
34.95 35.09 34.96
44.96 45.10 44.95
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.02 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 14.99 14.97
1.00 -0.01
Card 1 PRT 03 24.98 25.02 24.99
34.95 35.00 34.96
44.96 45.01 44.96
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.02 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 14.99 14.96
1.00 -0.01
Card 1 PRT 04 24.98 25.03 24.99
34.95 35.01 34.96
44.96 45.02 44.95
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.12 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 15.09 14.97
1.00 -0.10
Card 1 PRT 05 24.98 25.13 24.98
34.95 35.11 34.96
44.96 45.13 44.96
Agilent 34970
5.01 5.04 5.01
MY44005660
14.96 15.02 14.97
1.00 -0.03
Card 1 PRT 06 24.98 25.06 24.99
34.95 35.04 34.96
44.96 45.06 44.96
Engineer : Colin Judd Date: 27 August 2014

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Figure 8 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Calibration Certificate

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Figure 9 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Calibration Certificate

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Figure 10 Digital Vernier Calliper (0-150mm) Calibration Certificate

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Figure 11 Vernier Calliper (0-600mm) Calibration Certificate

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